Till Death Us Do Part - Book 3: A Pride and Prejudice Variation
Wade H Mann
She shouts it at the top of her lungs as his carriage races away. Whether he hears depends on a father's split-second grab, a frightened boy, and the chaos of a coaching inn yard.
Elizabeth Bennet never wanted to marry Fitzwilliam Darcy. He's certain she compromised him deliberately. She knows she didn't. And both are spectacularly wrong about everything else.
In Book 2, we see the months of turmoil and anger caused by months of separation, but what if he heard her? Would he stop? Would they work out their differences or just foster more anger and consternation.
Your choice between two endings decides whether understanding comes early—or costs them both dearly.
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